Editorial
Small-scale farming is the future of tomorrow
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Have you ever looked in your fridge and wondered where your food comes from? Food production is often based on aesthetics, time production and profitability rates, with production often being fast-paced, using pesticides and...
Unplugging from the Matrix
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The Matrix (1999), directed by the Wachowskis, is ingrained in our modern understanding of the internet and pop culture. The film follows Thomas Anderson, also known as Neo, a disillusioned programmer whose free time...
Newspapers are bigger than us
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Physical print has always been important to me. Every inch of my house is covered with books, newspapers and letters, reflecting my ongoing need for remembering and connecting beyond the digital realm — a...
The wonders of museums
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Museums offer a place for more than just displaying art, science and the events of the past. Museums are places for people to get lost in and discover interests and passions on display, to...
Ceramics is the art of acceptance
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If there is one thing ceramic artists can agree on, it is that you have to be ready for any and all outcomes. I spend weeks on the work that I do, and I...
Hidden lessons from the screen
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Everyone watches television shows and movies, quotes characters and debates over whether Batman could beat Iron Man with proper preparation in a battle. But for me, the most intriguing thing about a character isn’t...
How spaces choreograph for us
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How much of our gender expression is choice, how much is choreography?
In the fall of 2025, I spotted someone on campus whose clothing seemed unusually bright, in contrast to the subdued and “calm” hues...







